In response to Greg Rutherford’s Long Jump Victory in London, here is a response from Kenta’ Bell, a two time USA Olympian (2004, 2008) in the Triple
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This article was posted 5:00pm BST, 3 hours before the start of the Men's 200m semi-finals. I am going to make a bold prediction, and that is Yohan
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This years Long Jump competition at the 2012 London Olympic Games was a memorable and fairly unbelievable one to say the least. Not because of huge
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Earlier in the year, I posted an article about the controversial “Jamaican” toe-scrape toe-drag technique on the second step. It’s not limited to
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Moments after Kirani James crossed the line of the 400m semi-finals, he immediately went up to Oscar Pistorius to congratulate him. It was at that
Usain Bolt 9.63! Yohan Blake 9.75! Justin Gatlin 9.79!
How could you have doubted him? How could you write him off? I had predicted the order correctly with the top 4 finishers a few hours ago in
Usain Bolt 2012 Olympics: 9.66 in the Cards?
This article was written at 7:00pm local BST, 45 minutes before the start of the Men’s 100 meter semi-finals London Olympics. If the weather holds
